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| 114; on Set, ii. 119; on Aphrodite in Askelon, ii. 252; on rites of Hermes, ii. 255; on the Thesmophoria, ii. 267 |
| Heroic and romantic tales, ii. 284; beasts, American, ii. 27 |
| Hesiodic myths, i. 289 |
| Hesiod's cosmogony, i. 297; myth of Chaos, i. 299; on Dionysus, ii. 239, 240; on birth of Athene, ii. 243; on Aphrodite, 251 |
| Hierax, legend of, i. 144 |
| Hierome Lalemant (Père), on savage credulity, i. 49 |
| Hieronymus, on the first being, i. 317 |
| Hirpi, wolf-dances of, ii. 213 |
| History of religion, the, ii. 231 |
| Holy dances at Seville, compared with Greek and others, i. 283 |
| Homer, his rejection of impure myths, i. 11; on Dionysus, ii. 237; on Helios Hyperion, ii. 192; on Apollo, ii. 196; on Hermes, ii. 256, 257 |
| Homer's cosmogony, i. 295; Zeus, ii. 182 |
| Homeric chiefs, i. 116; myths, i. 289, 295; religion, ii. 186; hymn on mysteries, ii. 274 |
| Honduras sorcerers, i. 118 |
| Hor, ii. 89 |
| Horse-Demeter, ii. 266; Gods, ii. 157, 266 |
| Horus, ii. 119, 122; and Hera, ii. 122 |
| Ho sorcerer, the, i. 119 |
| Hottentots, the, ii. 16 |
| Howitt, on Australian ghosts, i. 105; on the Birraark, i. 105, 107; on Brewin, ii. 7 |
| Hrimthursar, i. 317 |
| Huarochiri myth, a, i. 177 |
| Huet (Bishop), on Huron tales, ii. 289 |
| Huichilobos, ii. 67 |
| Huitzilopochtli, ii. 69, 70 |
| Huron philosophy, i. 89; myths, 181 |
| Huron, and Père Brébeuf, i. 89 |
| Hymn of the beginning, Vedic, i. 240; of Apollo, ii. 196; of Demeter, ii. 272; of Hermes, ii. 256; of Osiris, ii. 95, 96, 118; of Purusha, i. 243; of Varuna, ii. 127 |
| I Gaunab, ii. 19 |
| Immortality, Vedic legends of, ii. 132 |
| Im Thurn, on animism in Guiana, i. 52, 53, 137 |
| Inca myths, i. 205, 208–212 |
| Incas, the, i. 74, 124, 205, 208, ii. 37 |
| Incantations, i. 101, 102 |
| India, metamorphosism, i. 119; totemism in, i. 77, 79 |
| Indo-Aryan myths, i. 150, 214–254, ii. 125–162 |
| Indra, i. 6, ii. 126, 140–151; and Heitsi Eibib, ii. 141; and Vairupa, ii. 143; Vedic texts on, ii. 144; in childhood, ii. 144; feats of, ii. 146; and the frog, ii. 147; hawk-, ii. 149; ram-, ii. 149 |
| Indrani, ii. 149 |
| Io, ii. 258 |
| Ion, ii. 203 |
| Ioskeha, i. 39, ii. 53; compared with Indra, ii. 53, 147; and Tawiscara, i. 183 |
| Irish chiefs, supposed power over weather, compare Homeric chiefs, i. 116 |
| Irrational myth, i. 28 |
| Isis, ii. 113, 115–119 |
| Istar, a name of Aphrodite, ii. 252. |
| Jakut totemism, i. 80 |
| Jason, on story of, ii. 290 |
| Jebb (Prof.), on Homer, i. 11 |
| Jewitt, traditions of bear, i. 57 |
| "Jeunesse orageuse" of Zeus, ii. 173 |
| Jossakeed, the, i. 112 |
| Juvenal, on totem wars, ii. 103 |
| Ka-ge-ga-gah Bowh, ii. 46 |
| Kalewala, the, i. 57 |
